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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
100 Dosos Ono Dollar
TIE pRopIGAL son OF 1851.

No. my SOM IL isnt that th- world has
grown hard.hesrted, IL irn't thstw ercnt
Iust as glad 10 day 10 see the prodiz al come
back, and Just a. lovinxly sarioas 20 wi.
come him home as ever wss anybody In the
nftetnth chspter ~ Llkr IL the man
ner In which ths pro iiesl son of 1857 fire.
quently rsturus that trO~s get blanket
over the festivities ol th. sel-om-. When
he comes dosn the roli xitn kl- hat hang
inx Gu bis ear an bis hsnis In his p ckets
when be kicks the fsithfll oil hDase dog
o. hc loaag,s ia at the gsts; wh-n he calls
HE father .'Guvno-." AID the hired man
"CulI." when h wants % know whats
for dInnerf' before h. ne bsen In the
house ffteen minutes; wisn h gives his
elder brother tso nnyvrs - -Ass-. aud ID.
ylses him ~ comb th- hlys~~i oai 0f his
hair. when n tAross hln-lf in,o The
eisitst ch.i' ~ hs hou.'. perc1rs his fs~t
on ihs vim Tow Ill an Il snnDun~s that
he'll .'taie q tap b .f,rs sian-r;' when he
comes back with generally Grgi,ins air
OF good f-ll,wsaip .,,aI hin. sai tries TO
MAXI aii the fes. of the hnly fs'l very
easy aud rcsssaf-d. then IL ~. my 900, that
your father longs - raa sui meet you
while you are yet . great wsy OF aud fall
upon your neck with . pl wli1e aud welt
you into state 81 becoming hun'hty and
peuiisnee ~ ths time you are ready Z, take
on your hat - ths bJaai boy. sni crawl
up the front sips - ssk vonr brother q
shake hands with ysu. q ssi psopls are
Just 40 glad to-day - thry ever w-r-. my
son, to zee tn proiixsl c IN hon :. 5at Is
does rattle th,m little 10 s-- hin come
hone In hsek aud ask them TO pay the
driver snd ssad for hIs baggage e.-Barist,s,
ls Brooliyn Eagle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

M,iSx Schools ToR lssI.-frOm the
tsbuIstei returns OF school oflcers OF the
cities, town. aai plan,s,lons In the state,
the following facts have been gathered In
comp,flng the returns of 1856 AMI 1857 :
Whole number of pupils OF school age. de-
crease, SOS; whole number registered 10
sumner aud fall schools. Increase, 1923
average s,teniSncs In sumner aud f.ll
schools, Increase. 2O0j, number registered
I'm spring and winter schools, lacrosse,
1919, average aitenilaes In spring aud
winter schools. Increase. 6sOi per cent OF
average Attendance 10 whole number. in'
crease, .0i; average lcngth OF schools Tor
year, % weeks, 2dsys, Increase l week,
] days, number school districts In Ststs,
g53c. decrease, s9i number school houses
in state t3i0, decrease, D. number school
houses reported In COOL repair. Jltt, de-
crrss.. lg9, number school houses buil,
dutlns the year, GJ. decrease. q. cost oi
same, slC0.Tti, increase, siOT,53si esu'
mated value OF all the school property In
the State, 81, ,306 SCI. Increase. sio5,sis !
number male teachers employed summer
aud winter, decrease, so; npmoer female
teachers employed sumner and winter. in'
crease, 2li; number teachers employed
graduates OF Normal schools. Increase, DO :
amount OF money voted by towns for con-
mon schools, increase, sis,G9Ji average
amount per scholar. sJ.it, increase, 90 20
amount available for schools from town
,rea.aries. Increase, si2,5JGi smouat sv.il'
able for schools from State treasury, In
crease, 9, 500; total school resources, 81,
~, 600, increase. eiI. 1885, amount erpend'
ed for common schools, 6i,0jI.5i3. To-
crease, sl3,TT?; smount paid for school
superylslou, 81, $50, increase, ESQ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
Mosr ExcxLLrxr

j Atkins. Chief OF Police, Knoxville.
Tenn. writes my family aud are bsu-
.neisries of your most excellent medicine.
DR. Kings New Discovery for consumption I,
having foond II % NJ al thst you clsim for
II. desire u testify to its virtue. Ny
friends 20 whom I have recommended II.
prsise II N every opportunity" DR.. Kegs
New Discovery for Consumption IL rusr.
snteei 10 cure Coughs, Co,ds. Brouchitis.
Asthm,. Group and every affection OF
Throst. Chest aud Lungs Trial Bottles
Free ~ Noyes' Drug Store, Norway.
Large Slx, 50 cents and o..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

popular grapes and when well tlpsuei Il
good enough. Tue Brighton is one OF The
bes, red grapes. Some growers place u
a. the head for family use. But tastes dlf'
Ger. abd II Is better ~ rsis. more than one
hind. A new rei grape which pleased us
much was shown t the pom0logicA 't'
hil4tIon last month ny Mr.. A. :. Csyw0ot,
of Marlboro. ~. Y. lie nsme- u Ulster.
from the county on the Hudson Rivtr
where IL originated. The Delaware,
Dlsns, L,dy. Sisgars, salem, vsrgenues.
w0risn. Moore's Early and several others
are sll well worthy OF trial In the fsmlly
fruit garden. IL IL better to set ,ho-.
which can Dc bought FOR small suns snd
then take care of them than to invest
heavily In every new variety ths, u orsfsi
bsforc there has been time for thorough
'.si. Few fruits are more easily ealtivai.
ei than the grape aud few are more &C
COT table To the syersg. consumer. Let
us all eniesvOr 10 raise full supply sni
have them OF the best quality. Aw. C.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
unAcR LIP

You are fsellng depressed. yoar sppstl,s
IL poor. you are bothered with Headache,
you are fiigtiiy. nervous. aud generally
oa, O. sorts. and want TO bruce up. Brace
up. bu, M, with s,imulants, spring medi'
cines. or biisrs, which have for their basis
very cheap. blt walsksy. snt which s,im'
ulat- yoa Cor IN hour. aud then leave you
in worse condition than before. Whnyou
want IL an slterstive that win purify youl
blood, start healthy action OF Liver and
Kidneys. restore your vlisll.y. and give re-
newell hsslth sni strength Such q m,il.
cine yoa will n,i 10 Electric BItters. and
only 80 cents bottle at Soyes' Drug
Store, Nofwsy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

HE KNEW WHAT liz WANTED II
man whis, fishing. suddenly fell iaio 'h'
water. A fellow f'h,rman, ~ b-nev,
len, aspect, promptly haal'i hin oa',
laid him on his back. shd then b'ssn "a
scratch bic head Ia . puzzled way.
"whsts the msiisr'' asked the by
ISLANDERS; "~hy don't YOU revive hin.'
"There are sixteen rules 10 resis-
drowned persors." ,Aii the bsnevo'en'
man, "snd / know EN- III. bat can,
jus, call to mind which comss first"
Al this pin. the drowned man oP'n-t
his eyes and said f.in,ly:
"ls there anything about griss b'.ai,
10 the rules "
"Yes."
"Then never mind the other 6heen.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

A fsw weeks ago - party OF miners
were prospecting among the mountains
near the GlA River la ArlEons. writes a
correspondent OF the Troy H"'ss, they
were attracted by the peculiar arrange
nent OF some rocks. and on opening the
pile with their picks discovered q sepui'
chre In which were number OF mummits
10 remarkable state OF preservation and OF
= makeup superior 10 those OF ksypi.
There were mummies OF AL sltes and ooih
sexes, and 30 perfect had been The process
OF their smbAlmlng that the hair Was in'
tse, and the muscles stili stood oat prom.
ineutly. Each dgure was wrapped round
snd Toand IA cloth that yet retains its
brilllan, cOlOrlng. though so ancient thst
The outer layers erumbled when touched.
Tho features were unmistakAbly OF The
Aztec type. Some OF the wrsps were
decorated with feathers and embroidery,
aud there were rows ofshslls hang around
the ue.k OF ole OF the fsure-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
Some s,,lus. OF Josh Billings :

oOHu osJt"-. % ~" -
"rruia is said 10 be stranger thAi uek'
shun-it Is 10 most pholks."
Flsttery Ia like colone water; - oe
smelled ~. not swallowed.
Ifsyouug nan hslnt got awell.oalsnceo
head. 1 like 10 see him part his hair In ths
middle. Don't your
Ths inaisl srgys J,si az abull dpr chain.
rd 10 pos, lie bellows aud SAWS. but
he don't gii hose from the pct, uotiss.
Not much
Ih,y seen mcn 80 foni ~ v,ymen. that
th.y woul ii.puts with 4 guldcboard al
he fork. oy kuntry roh about the dis
t.uce 10 the nexi town. What fools'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

A correspondent, from Eogland describes
/. lyrical farming scene ~ this time oil
yesr "Then We went 10 the broad nelds.
where the grsln had been gathered, and
over them roamed . score OF children
b..ke,lng the corn The respers hsd iet,
for /. l. the comnendsble custom here 10
eiye the lesvings 10 the poor. And yet
on. broad Geld Of wheat was len, lying
next 10 q bit OF forest or preserve, and on
my lrquirinz why II had beet spared, my
companion told me ths: that reserve Wa
for pheAssnts and psrlriises whose brood'
were reared in The wood. "Come here IN
mic. Sc o,s mber,' she said, and you shall
have rare fat birds for your reward
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

The bes; medical writers claim that the
Successful remedy for nasal eiarro must
be nor-lrrits,ing. easy OF application, and
one that will by its osn action. rescG All
the remote sores ani liberated surfaces.
The history OF the sfJrts 10 treat e,tArfh
during the past few year. oollses as 10 al
NIT that only one remedy has completely
me, these coailllons. aud that IL Ely's
Cream Balm. This safe and pleasant rem.
ely has mastered caiarrh q, nothing else
has ever done. sni both physicians and
patients freely ooneede this fact. The
more distressing symptoms qalekly yie'd
to- IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
FOR the o.roRp DKsocnlr.
LOVES MAGIC.
nv WILLIAM BnuSroS

Ny love. my love. 10 seems % sweet.
All IN The autumn weather.
Whsn natnrs,s besutle- fsaie snt Meet.
To find that ours in slsdncss meet,
And stay In joy together.
Dor amer summer and its boom.
when bird aud bce psss over,
And all around IL blight and gloom.
The grandeur 81 q royal tomt.
oar love Il Ike the clover.
DOR hearts take on the rosss' dye.
The spring aud Summers splendor.
The blue Of heaven IL In ycnr eye,
And In my heart I'm asking Why
lou look 30 sweet and tender.
Thank Col Cor Ilis supsfnal power.
Deb Ing changing season,
Love builds IN ds ssft wastes tts bosof,
And spite of frost renovs The n iwsr,
And matches rhyme with reason.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

Nothing Is 80 admirable ~ logic. A
Germ,n traveller hurried out OF the car,
tired aud dusty, and seating himself a. .
restaurant table cried oa,, walter bring
me beef.teak." The waiter replied that
be would be charmed 10 DO 80, bat that II
took twenty mlnuies - cook STEAK
while the train only waited ten minutes.
The Kindly and svset.lempered traveller
retorted. "well. then, bring me bali
heef.tesk "-BHgdiO ETpress.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
DYsPErsfA

Makes the I've. OF many people miserable,
aud oilsn leads 10 self.des,rueiion. We
know OF no remedy Tor dyspepsls more
successful than Hoods Ssrsspsrills. IL
act. gently, yet surely and efficiently. tones
The stomsch all other organs, removes
the faint feeling. creates . good sppeiite,
cures headache, and refre-hss the burden
"a mind Give Hoods SsrssPsrilia . fair
trial. Il; will DO you good.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
pucxtxx's ARxIcl SAVE.

TnE Bx,r SALvE In ths world for Cats,
uruls.s, sor~s. Ulcers, Salt Raeum, Fevel
Sores. Te,tsr, c,spped Htnis. Chilbisins
Corns, ami al Sxia Erup,ious. and posi
lively cures Piles. or no psv req1lref. II
IL guaranteed 70 give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents pei
boz. For sale .. Noyes' Drug Store. Nor
way.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

The weighing of TIE milk. testing Of the
cows. and knowing TO . dollar what one
"a doing l. great help TO the dairy farmer
.nd for that matiert 20 every farmer says
the Dfkofa FIrmsr. n enables him 10 get
rId OF poor mixers aud replace them with
rood ones; aud the latter cost no more 10
l,,p or handle than the former.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

"Adsmson's Botanic Cough Dslsam
seems 10 give universal Satisfaction. both
o. TO quality a,i price. We cell more Of
10 than of sll other cough medicines CON.
b!ned. and have yet 10 hear OF The nfsi In
tlmsiion Ia which 10 has failed N give sat
isfsetion. Ru., Bros. 4 Bird, Boston.
Mas Tidal bottles 10 cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

with stowelrs Evergreen sweet corp,
Prof Henry of The Wisconsin experiment
station obtained . yle.d OF ii,s5s pounds
p-r acre. lie calculated that this amount
supplementsd with Ease pounds OF bran,
would mske 20 pounds OF butter worth
ass. The bran he called worth 1871,
leaving sll IS as The vslac OF the fodder
corn from one acre when manufactured
t,ta hatfer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
ulIY AM uIrREIfI..

ba, couldn't help H. Everything went
wroas with me. AMI thought hiis't .
frlsai 10 the world. dyspepsls caused
this, ADD f5r m Jnths I coalin't eat any.
thing. and Jast suffered In misery till ] used
salphur Blttsrs. Three bottles cured me.
ID. Lseis. - D0tcioia Street. Boston,
Mss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
How TO G,ls FLKsn Asp srnkSoru.

u.e aftsr each meal Seo,,'s Enulslon /;
Il IL q. pslst, ,Dla q. milk sni easily digest
81. ID llcst- people improve rapidly with
lls ass. FDr coasamp,lon. ThrOsi an'c-
tions sni Bfoncaltls 10 IL uneqaallsd. Dt.
ruoi PAM. Ala. says II used SCOTS
Enalslon on caili sighi noatbs old he
gslned four poancs In q moath"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
rThen never mInd ID. other 6t,esn

"Ssy. maw." said = stadioas liiils
African. III Chiny am straight do"a f'u
on de oddsr side. and We ere all whir'
ain roan' and roun' on dishsr earf. chat
Am de reason dat We nsbbsr done sol
dsr yitw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

A colossal stick of lumber from foget
sound has been contributed 70 the me-
chsnlcs' Exhibition ~ San frareisco.
It's length is Isl feet. and II Is 2ofsO
inches through. IL is believed TO be the
longest piece OF lumber ever turned out oil
.nx ssv mill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

A ploa, French priest recently gave on.
sn announcement as follows "ifn ralns
ln The morning. the procession will take
place ia the Afternoon. ani II IL rains In
the snsrroop. the procession will take
Mace In the morning"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

A woman ha. been awarded the contract
for cleaning the streets OF Buffilo the nett
nye years. Tnsrc IL no doubt bat ths, she
will keep thlngs neat. bat some fears are
expressed that .he will wsnt the paysmens
taken up aud beaten every fall aud sprlrg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

Ba.ln--s houses Ia cOnnecticu, Who
want help aiyrfti.- That NJ oaf shp rides
= n cycle or h,. any Interest Ia base ball
will be smpoysd uai~r say clfcam,isnces.
rh-y even OIL ct - fellow Who gees %
sea his girl eyery night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

Wien n.by %. slss. -. rs,. A.r c..,o,i.
whsa shs -. chli. Oh. ersI fsf astoria
wAsa sh.-l.>s.n. Ma. ale sianT 10 Castor.
wAsa 81. A.l cAs,ir,a. o.. ss', tA.@ c..lsn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

Sfrs All rifs stopped free by pr. kilss's
0feat Nerve itsstorr. No nts amer nrsf day .
nee. Marvellous cures. Treatise and u uisi
Arch 81. Phiia-. Pa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

iI,s foolish IL IL ID make fuu of The
home maize bustie' There IL no, GIRL
Who m,ke, her own bgstle bot IL backed
By some OF ths most infien,isl papers Of
the limaa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

An lmrecanloas forigne.hunter hsving
been accepted by ,n helress, ai The wed.
ding. when ths, portion OF the ceremony
~as reached where the briiegroom says,
"wlih all my worldly goods I thee enfow,"
Q spltsfal relative % ths bride ex:lslmei,
"rherc goes his yallsel'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
a CAR D.

ToAii vho Arc o. rerins frsm Tho errors an.
indi,crv,ion. q yotih. nsrvoss seains.s. eafiy
decay. la..of mAnhoo.i. le.. Will sssi recigs
that VIII egrs you. TRrE or CHARGE Thisgreai
rums-iy vas discovered ~ missionAry In souih
America. send . ssifAiirvssci snvelots - ths
REy. iosETu 7. ISfAs. sisfsss p. ss~ Tea c'iy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

"Apd - you arr Boston msni' "Yes.
cir ''li-g yosr psrdop, bot what part OF
Ii.lsn silt you cOme ffomf'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT

on practical Agricultural top
80 l. solicited. Addrcss AL comm mun icsiions
intsndrd d1f this department IA AoafCCL
TUkAL EDirOR OxToED DEsocnAt. fAkfs. M
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

Tho lmfortanee q purifying ihe mooieiS
NJ, L. oycrcsilmaied. fos without rlie
blSci you o-nuot ctioy god teai,a.
At this sclson nearly efeIy clc meets =
Eooi r.cdicilc b purity. v.i.ilfe. ani 'ni'th
the blood. and Ilood's saFlaiar.ii- if Nofiti
your coundcnee. ~ Il peculiar IN ih'i h
suenCilcns and hul'd' o.? iae sI'i-''. efe.ir'
an appetite. srd tones q de- ~ 'i''.e
usrailraie, dlseasc. Give ANAL
floo.ss sanapafllia Is foii byai dsuss:iis
Prepared ty c. l. Hood 2 Go, io~eli' Mas.
loo noaoa Ono Dollar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

Mlss Kellogg says singers should have
nine hosrs' sleep daily. Bat how much 10
she willing the singers shall give 10 othersi
That II the question.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

"Pst. have yoa seen stray pig this
morning ?" "shur, an hos could !
tell . stray pig from any other. sur!
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
II uoreuroS. n. ~.
Paris nm. Ne.

49, NAls InesiAy and fn1Al'
Gals answered az AL rme&
-etrs by 80 n lssisa ~ M. snt ME-, .snes
SSster. NJ. sai Ne. fhora<s croksr NJ -. -
- y {. haros, NJ saa Me- Jeea rt.seSs s.'
- No. Levi slssras. Mis- I.a.iss Dc. fsr..
= Abtis ~~sa. M. Abrsm Dooies ~. ~ =. a.
- Seatn rsrs. me- 4. Chase. >.s.st
hrs. Adt,soa u. rsrlia, >snesff ~ -. -,
a.,a. "llioa hr. 40 nfs- u. u. n<s''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

The ban.ns bss been aeellma,edin Butte
county. Cal, aud tees are now In iaii
bearing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

The peach season hiss nearly reached its
close Is has been one OF the worst TOT
ssvsr.i years, ths yisid being very smaii.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

A man will do almost anything 10 In.
crease the hspplness OF the woman be loves
except TO leave her when she wants 10 get
rid OF him
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

nH-F >. RoNNEr.
DENTIST.
ss3i2 Congress ST., Porlint, Mare.
area. r,s,h. $500. 5000. - oo. Fsf
~ .s ts n..t y.iss.is.d nsssss r'.''''
Az tst.a. rgsrauoss psffornsd siRLDVcAp
EirEs saf WARRANTED - - sssAi % ihPse
r,ftrass ~ ~ ss.s pssii,is is this ss.is.
r,s s-,ss oss 81 ,as sss.s ssd bss' esuiF-
is. n .,s stsis
r,-.s,, .,.h.sr .rro.stssss by a.n 81 ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

usH,rIo w.opnURy q. ~. ~. ~.
Physician and Surgeon.
orrs OTFICE
la VI "a B1ss, oFen pJ A'
s. Frt
Crtrs tr f.srn .ss.en q, nrs. !. 7. hAhs an
49, n Wests. % fcfuaad.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-24
THE CHOLERA CURSE.
The Awful Suffering on the
Steamship Alesia.
THE VICTIMS BURIED AT SEA.
Editor O'Brien on Trial in Cork
Seditious Language-O'B len
Loudly Cheer ed-Etc.
AslatIc Cholera

New YORK, September % - The
steamship AlsSiG, which arrived below
last night from Marseilles and Naples,
with eco passengers, has Asiatic cholera
aboard. Eight of her passengers died
on the passage, and on her arrival ct
quarantine the health officer found four
cases aboard. He has sent the digS'a
and her passengers to West Bank. in
the lower Bay. The AleSi1 lett Mar
settles August Both, end Naples Septen-
Der Sd. She is consigned to James Y.
Elwell & Co.
On September y, Luigi Maria, q
steerage passenger, aged %. was taken
sick and died. On the 18th Pau An
tonic Balldiaria, another steerage pas
senger, aged SO, was taken sick and
died. On the same date, the 18th, Jean
Lenivolin, sailor. aged 40. died the
following dav in less than twenty-four
hours from the time he was taken with
the disease. On the 18th Jean Somma
sailor. aged 81, was taken sick he died
On the 18th. Serafn Delio, ag5d 81, q
steerage passenger, died on the Goth.
Anna Veltriaged, a stee-age passenger,
aged Al, died on the Dist Francisco
Mattoe, aged Al, was taken sick before
coming aboard, and died on the I'D,
probably of bronchitis. Maria Antonio
Scala Veno. aged SO, was also ailing at
the time of coming aboard, and died on
the 22i though without symptoms of
cholera. All were buried at sea. The
Alesia is now in the lower bay. The
sick passengers wi be transferred to
Swinburne Island Hospital. All the
remaining p ssengers will be trans
ferred to Hoffman Island. for Obser
vatioH. The ship Will remain in the
lower bay till she has been thoroughly
fumigated and Cleansed.
WASHINGTON, September 23-Sur-
geon General Hamilton, OF the Marine
Hospital service. received q dispatch
from New York confirming the press
report of the arrival there of the stenm-
ship ALeSid, with cholera on board. The
telegram merely announced the facts in
the case as published, without making
request for government assistance,
and it is thought the quarantine
authorities of New York feel confident
of their ability to stamp out the disease
without asking the help of the United
States health officers
DIR. Stoner of the Marine Hospital
service, says no authority is vested in
the bureau to interfere in State quar-
antine affairs, unless a request comes
from the health officers of the State for
assistance. New York. he says. has a
very large and eff lent quarantine
board, fully able, in his opinion, to
G apple successfully with the exlgencies
of the occasion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-24
O'Brien on Trial

CORK, September 23.-Wm. O'Brien,
editor of United Ireland, who is charged
by the government with seditipn under
the coercion act. was taken from Cork
Jail to Mitchelstown, where the alleged
seditiOus language was used, to stand
trial before the court there. As he left
the city under guard of a detachment
OF husSars and police, he YVES loudly
cheered. Upon their arrival at Nit
chelstown, O'Brien WAS received with
tremendous cheering by a large crowd
which had gathered to welcome him.
The crowd manifested great excitement,
but there were no indications of diSor
der. O'Brien was Immediately con
veyed bv his guards to the court room.
Many English ladies were present TO
witness the trial and Mr.. O'Brien was
the recipient of boquets from a NUMBER
of them.
When the case was opened several po-
licemen were called as witnesses TOR
government. They testified from mem
DRY as to O'Brien's language, which they
asserted tended to inclte lis listeners TO
violence. During the hearing of'this
evidence procession armed with sticks
and headed by wagon carrying a band :,
marched into the town from the coun-
try and stopped the wagon, but al
lowed the other part of the procession
to proceed. The procession took up a
position close 10 the court room but
order was observed.